Web For Actors populates your website using InstaBuild Technology™, importing your credits, headshots and reels straight from IMDb, Backstage, YouTube and Vimeo. You update your career; the site updates itself.
No more working out how to list a new credit every time IMDb adds one. No more lining up videos and checking that the code you copied out of YouTube is the right code. No more pulling of hair. And best of all, no more outdated website making you look like you have given up on the craft.
InstaBuild Technology™ finds your IMDb, Backstage, YouTube and Vimeo profiles and imports your credits, photos and reels. No copying embed codes out of YouTube.
Resume-clean or image-led, and you can switch design any time without rebuilding a thing. Every one of them is responsive and reads well on a casting director's phone.
Your resume, gallery and reels at one address. When a new credit lands on IMDb or a new reel goes up on YouTube, the site catches up on its own.
Your website is usually the second thing somebody opens after your headshot, on a phone, between two other things. Every part below exists to make that half a minute go well.
A new IMDb credit, a new YouTube upload, a new Soundcloud track. It appears on your site without you touching it.
Build a correctly formatted, print-ready resume and download it. Free, no account needed.
Point yourname.com at your site and write from me@yourname.com, or stay on your webforactors.com address until you are ready. Check a name.
Put your headshot and your website address on a card and download a print file. Make one.
Headshot galleries, voiceover players, an agent list and more. See what is included.
SEO, sitemap and social cards handled for you, so your site is what comes up when someone searches your name. Why it matters.
Between acting classes, auditions and 14-hour shoots, there's not a lot of time and energy left to give my online presence the effort it deserves. Setting up my site and keeping all my accounts up to date has been ridiculously easy.
I add a video to YouTube, and IADB keeps me updated. I add a track to Soundcloud, and IADB keeps me updated. I get a new credit on IMDb, and IADB keeps me updated. Best tool ever. Thanks for being in my corner!
The interface is very user friendly and set-up was fast as hell. I don't know what the record is, but I build my website in 1:07 min. It got all my projects right and even project's directors. I really couldn't ask for more. I <3 this.
A full actor website with your credits, photos and reels imported, on a webforactors.com address. Two designs, some of the tools, and support.
Start freeEvery design, every tool, your own domain and your own email address. The only plan that gets member discounts.
SubscribeEvery design, every tool, your own domain and your own email, billed once a year at ten months' price. Member discounts are the one thing that stays with monthly.
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If you have audio on your account, it reaches your website. That is true on every design in the catalog, which matters more for some actors than others: for a voice
Everything a visitor reads on your website is drawn from your account. Your name, your bio, your location, your credits, your contact route. Pick a different design
Thou shalt spellcheck thyself before thou wreck thyself
Add an XML sitemap to your actor website
The two biggest reasons actors say no to a professional website are the same two every time. No time to do it, and it is too expensive.
Let's put it this way. It takes an average person 40 seconds to read these three paragraphs out loud. In comparison, it takes an average person 76 seconds to build a free professional actor website here, with the credits, headshots and reels already in it.
In theory you could keep reading this paragraph. Or you could spend that minute and a bit on the website instead, and have it built and populated by the end of it. Which leaves the question this started with, so we will ask it again. Why are you still reading this?